Photographer Björn Lexius shares his candid journey from graphic design and music photography to becoming a renowned wedding photographer. He offers deep insights on creative storytelling, the evolving wedding industry, SEO challenges, and why he believes in meaningful client relationships over trends and social media perfection.

Ana Pastoria, destination wedding photographer and Imagine ambassador, shares how she built a values-driven photography business rooted in connection, activism, and storytelling. From her six weddings to the same partner, to her passion for inclusive love stories, Ana reveals why aligning with clients on a personal level matters more than social media. She also discusses pricing, her non-traditional approach to marketing, and the importance of protecting your energy as a creative.

Andy Hardy shares his journey from wedding photography to commercial filmmaking, revealing how he transitioned into high-end productions while applying skills learned in weddings. He discusses pricing strategies, networking, and the reality of running a production company. Andy also dives into hybrid shooting, gear choices, and why being a 'nice person' is his best business strategy. If you're a wedding filmmaker or photographer looking to expand into commercial work, this episode is packed with insights on making the leap!

Stephanie Dreams Photography shares her journey of building an inclusive wedding photography brand that celebrates LGBTQ+ love and diversity. She opens up about using TikTok for business growth, the challenges of running a photography business while living in a van, and her approach to capturing real, unfiltered moments. Stephanie also dives into storytelling, posing, and why representation in the wedding industry matters. A must-listen for photographers looking to create an intentional, inclusive brand!

Rhiannon Louden shares how she built a thriving photography business specializing in proposals, weddings, and branding. She reveals how she turned proposals into a major part of her business, why storytelling and inclusivity are central to her brand, and how social media—especially Instagram—has helped her book clients worldwide. Rhiannon also discusses the challenges of juggling multiple businesses, the importance of community over competition, and how she supports women entrepreneurs. A must-listen for photographers looking to refine their brand and attract their ideal clients!

Anna Sauza shares her journey as a Mexican destination wedding photographer, her love for film photography, and how she infuses nostalgia, rock & roll, and cinematic inspiration into her work. She discusses her approach to capturing intimate moments, the role of Super 8 and Polaroids in her storytelling, and why she embraces imperfection in her art. Anna also dives into branding, website struggles, and how music, movies, and literature shape her photography style. A must-listen for photographers looking to create a truly unique artistic voice.

Andrew Keher shares how leaning into personality-driven content helped revive his wedding photography business after a downturn. He talks candidly about social media strategy, creative burnout, and why showing up authentically on platforms like Instagram and TikTok can make a real difference. Andrew also offers practical advice for wedding creatives who want to grow their business, connect with their ideal clients, and navigate the evolving wedding industry landscape.

Joanna and Nathan from Joanna Eliza Photography share their journey from weddings to elopements, explaining why they prefer intimate celebrations over big events. They discuss how they built their business on Skye, their storytelling approach to photography and video, and why guiding couples through their elopement experience is so important. They also dive into working as a duo, balancing business and creativity, and how social media—especially TikTok—has shaped their bookings. If you’re a wedding or elopement photographer, this episode is packed with insights on growing a brand while staying true to your style.

Marisa Martins shares her journey from civil engineering to award-winning documentary photography, specializing in weddings and family storytelling. She discusses the art of capturing real emotions, her approach to working with kids, and why she prefers chaos over perfection. Marisa also reveals how she books destination family sessions, the importance of storytelling in her work, and how winning awards and becoming a Canon ambassador shaped her career. A must-listen for photographers looking to embrace authenticity in their work!

Echo Kowalski shares how she built a timeless and elegant wedding photography brand while staying true to her artistic vision. She talks about embracing the ‘Joy of Missing Out’ (JOMO), balancing wedding and fashion photography, and how cultural influences shaped her approach. We also dive into pre-wedding workflows, capturing authentic moments, and overcoming imposter syndrome. Whether you're a wedding photographer or creative entrepreneur, this episode is full of insights on finding your unique style and staying inspired.

Rick Liston shares how he built a highly successful wedding photography business by focusing on automation, outsourcing, and strategic marketing. He reveals how he streamlined his workflow, leveraged virtual assistants, and secured top venue referrals to create a sustainable and profitable business. Rick also discusses the balance between business and creativity, the power of SEO, and why putting yourself first ultimately benefits your clients. Whether you're a wedding photographer or filmmaker, this episode is packed with insights on working smarter, not harder!

Stefanie Aichner, filmmaker and founder of No Matter the Weather Films, shares how she balances commercial work with wedding filmmaking while keeping her brand small and personal. She discusses her documentary-style approach, why she avoids directing couples, and how she captures cinematic moments—even while skiing downhill! We also dive into the importance of community in the wedding industry, the challenges of marketing yourself, and why storytelling is at the heart of her films. A must-listen for wedding filmmakers looking for a fresh perspective!